Oikeuskäsikirjat

Oikeuskäsikirjat, meaning "Legal Handbooks" or "Legal Manuals" in Finnish, are publications that aim to provide a comprehensive and accessible overview of specific areas of law. These handbooks are typically written for a broad audience, including legal professionals, students, and laypeople who need to understand legal concepts and their practical application.

The content of Oikeuskäsikirjat often covers statutory law, relevant case law, and legal doctrine. They are designed to be a reliable source of information, explaining complex legal rules in a clear and understandable manner. The goal is to demystify legal subjects and equip readers with the knowledge to navigate legal situations.

These publications can vary widely in scope, from general introductions to specific branches of law, such as contract law, criminal law, or family law. Some may focus on a particular industry or sector, addressing the legal issues relevant to businesses or specific professions. They often include practical examples, checklists, and guidance on procedures.

Oikeuskäsikirjat are valuable resources for both immediate reference and in-depth study. They serve as a starting point for research and can assist in making informed decisions. While they are not a substitute for professional legal advice, they play an important role in legal education and public access to legal information within Finland.